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IN THIS UPDATE
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PRINCIPAL
ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS
9th Grade
10th
Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
ADMIN ASSISTANTS
Adam Clack
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President:
Vice President:
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2019
04/18: Homeroom after 1st
04/19:
PTO Meeting 9:30AM
04/22-05/3: EOC TESTING
04/25: SGC Mtg 7:10AM
04/26: International Night 5PM
04/30: SR Carnival 11:30AM
05/04: PROM 7:00PM
05/06-17: AP TESTING
05/17: SR BBQ/Red Env 7:00PM
05/18: GRAD PRACTICE 12:00PM
05/21: GRADUATION 8:00PM
05/20-23: FINAL EXAM WINDOW
05/23: LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
*=NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
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MILTON'S PARTNERS
IN EDUCATION
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END OF COURSE
TESTING INFORMATION
We will begin Georgia Milestone End of Course (EOC) testing next week. The schedule below will be used during test administration window. The EOC's will be administered beginning Monday, April 22 through Friday, May 3.
The EOC exam will be administered to Milton students
currently
enrolled in the following EOC subjects:
- ELA: 9th Literature or 11th Literature
- MATH: Algebra or Geometry
- SCIENCE: Biology or Physcial Science
- SOCIAL STUDIES: U.S. History or Economics
Students enrolled in the above courses will be taking their EOCs on the following dates:
MONDAY, APRIL 22:
9th Lit & 11th Lit
TUESDAY, APRIL 23:
U.S. History & Economics
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24:
9th Lit & 11th Lit
MONDAY, APRIL 29:
Algebra & Geometry
TUESDAY, APRIL 30:
Biology & Physical Science
*MAKE-UP EXAMS WILL BE ON April 25 & 26 and May 1, 2 & 3
MILTON'S EOC TESTING PROCESS:
Please read below to understand how Milton administers the EOC exam.
- Students who are required to take an EOC MUST report to school by the regular start time of 8:20AM.
- Students who do not have an EOC scheduled on designated testing days AND, use a Fulton County School bus as transportation to school, MUST adhere to the following process:
- Can get their bus at the REGULARLY DESIGNATED PICK-UP TIME and, when they arrive to school, report to the cafeteria (extended study hall) until the testing window is completed.
- Students who do not have an EOC scheduled on designated testing days AND are able to provide their own transportation, MUST report to school no later than 11:20AM on designated testing days.
Students will be using their Fulton County issued Microsoft Surface Tablet for testing.
We will send reminders out for students to make sure their tablets are
FULLY CHARGED
and prepared for their test administration.
FREQUENTLY ASKED EOC TESTING QUESTIONS
Q: Does my child take an EOC everyday during the testing window?
A: No, depending on the grade level, course, some students may take as many as three and some may only take one.
Q: Does the EOC count towards my student's final grade?
A: Yes! The EOC counts as 20% of the student's final grade in that EOC class.
Q: What can I/my child do to be fully prepared for his/her EOC?
A: Review all relevant materials available, get A LOT of sleep the night before AND have a good breakfast on the day of testing. Also, make sure your student FULLY CHARGES THEIR ASSIGNED DEVICE the night before testing.
Q: What does a student need to bring on their day of testing?
A: Students need to bring their SCHOOL ISSUED DEVICE and a pen or pencil.
Q: What if a student was not issued a device/has a damaged device/or forgets their device?
A: There are extra devices to accommodate students in any of the situations listed above.
Q: Are students allowed to have personal electronic devices (cell phone, iPad, personal computer) during their testing session?
A: We STRONGLY DISCOURAGE students from having a personal electronic device with them during their EOC administration. During an active testing session, students in possession of ANY device NOT assigned to them by the school MAY have their score invalidated AND face serious discipline consequences (i.e. suspension, honor code violation report).
Q: What if a student reports to school at the normal time and isn't scheduled to test?
A: Students not testing will stay in the cafeteria and be supervised by staff until the adjusted bell begins.
Q: Is the adjusted schedule used every day during the testing window?
A: No. Please refer to the EOC Testing Schedule at the top for those days.
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MICROSOFT SURFACE UPDATE
In an effort to prepare for the spring testing season, we are asking that students update their school issued Surface tablets with needed software/security applications. Below are some simple instructions on how to accomplish this:
- Please restart the tablet while on a Wi-Fi network (Click the Windows icon, Click the "Power/Battery" icon, and tap "Restart")
- After restarting and logging back in with the students' Fulton County credentials, please click to start any needed updates.
(Click the Windows icon, click the "Settings" option, click "Updates and Security" and click "Check for Updates" and/or "Start Downloads" of any needed/available updates)
DRC Insight is the testing app that is used to administer the End Of Course Assessments in a secure online environment. We will be administering EOC tests to students this spring via the Microsoft Surface, so it is vital that students have this app installed using the directions above.
If you need any assistance with this process, please see Mr. James (in 1240) or the Tech Eagle helpers at the Media Hub help desk.
STUDENTS - PLEASE CHECK YOUR FULTON SCHOOLS EMAIL ACCOUNT FOR REMINDERS.
(Students must access their FCS email account through Microsoft Outlook on their issued tablet.)
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COURSE VERIFICATIONS/PROGRESS REPORTS
Course verifications
Students will be receiving their final course verifications Thursday, April 18 during homeroom after first period. Please review the verification with your student. Course verifications are not schedules. There are sometimes changes that are made during the summer which cause certain courses to be closed. It is also possible that students will not receive the course they request due to scheduling restrictions. For instance, if your student has chosen a course that is only offered one period, and it does not fit into your child's schedule, an alternative course would be placed in your child's schedule. Please contact your child's counselor if you have any questions or concerns.
IPRs
Students will be receiving their 12 week IPR Thursday, April 18 during homeroom after first period. Please review your child's progress and contact any teachers with which you may have concerns.
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AP EXAM INFORMATION
AP TEST PACKS
If you are an AP student who will be taking any 2019 AP Exam in May, please pick up your AP Test Packet in the cafeteria during your lunch period this week. You must have this packet with you EACH DAY you take an AP Exam. If you have any questions, please see Ms. White in 1360.
AP EXAM PROCTORS NEEDED
AP Exam Proctors Needed! We need your help! Please sign up to be a proctor for AP Exams. Please note that you MAY NOT proctor an exam that your child is taking. Duties will include:
* getting students settled
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passing out exams
*monitoring/supervising while test is being taken
*and collecting materials
Most exams are 2.5 to 3 hours long. Please report to the testing office located by the main gym at 7:30AM for the morning exams, and 11:30AM for the afternoon exams. Testing starts at 8:00AM or 12:00PM. Click the below link to volunteer your valuable time: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0845ACAD2FABF49-2019
AP TESTING EXPECTATIONS
AP testing starts May 6, and we understand students MAY NOT be in class because they will be taking an AP exam. AP exam attendance will be taken daily and entered by the attendance clerk. If there is a conflict between an AP exam and a final exam,
STUDENTS MUST REPORT TO THEIR SCHEDULED AP EXAM
, and reschedule their final exam with their teacher. Please click on link to view AP Testing and Senior Exam Schedule.
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MILTON INTERNATIONAL NIGHT
Milton's First Ever International Night! April 26 5:00-7:00PM
Come enjoy a night out experiencing the many cultures that showcase the diversity at Milton High School! We will have a DJ, live performances, food trucks, and booths representing over 30 countries.
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Some of our performances include:
Mayura Alarippu (a traditional Indian dance)
Flamenco (a traditional Spanish dance)
Kathak (a traditional Hindu dance)
Jodi Tor Dak Shune (a Bengali song)
Wlazl Kotek Na Plotek (a Polish nursery rhyme)
And several more...
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Some of the activities to look forward to:
Drum circles (Senegal)
Henna (Pakistan and India)
Bracelet Making (Turkey)
Cricket (India)
Elastique and Petanque - lawn games (France)
Wycinaki - a paper cutting craft (Poland)
Palm Readings (Levant Region)
Carrom - tabletop game (Sri Lanka)
Dance Lessons (Nigeria)
Fortune Telling (Japan)
Wedding Ceremony (Japan)
And several more...
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Many of our booths will also be giving out samples of traditional dishes from their region. We will also have food trucks and a DJ to create a festival type atmosphere for the event. This event is for the entire community - parents, staff, students, future students, etc. Make it a family night out and experience the diversity and the amazing work these students bring to Milton! To see more details about each booth and performance and even ingredients (for allergies) to each food samples provided, follow the QR code to see our master list.
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TSHIRTS FOR SALE
Competition Cheerleading is selling Comfort Color shirts again! Do not miss out on this year's designs. All the designs come in short sleeve and long sleeve as well as different color options. To order, you can contact a competition cheerleader or e-mail Coach Connell: connella@fultonschools.org. Deadline to order is Thursday, April 18.
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GET YOUR TICKETS FOR CIRQUE KTANA
TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! Click on the image below to purchase your tickets!
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NAHS CANNED FOOD DRIVE
The MHS National Art Honor Society (NAHS) is collecting canned meat and shelf-stable milk for the Milton Chapter of Blessings in a Backpack. Please drop items by room 7302 by Wednesday, 4/17. We have prepared greeting cards and will visit the pantry to stuff bags for those in need. Blessings in a Backpack is not affiliated with any one religion, but is a nationally-affiliated 501c3, providing food on weekends for elementary school children who might otherwise go hungry. The goal is let these children know they are valued with food donations and cards/letters created with care.
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SOCK DRIVE FOR THE HOMELESS
We are conducting a sock drive for homeless people who suffer from foot conditions that can lead to injury, infections, and even amputation. These conditions are caused by their prolonged exposure to moisture that can be prevented if they had access to a dry pair of socks. We need your help donating new or gently worn socks for redistribution to North Fulton Community Charities. We are collecting the socks in the MHS atrium from April 15-19 from 7:45 to 8:15 AM. For the students who participate in the sock drive, names will be entered into a raffle for six flags passes and a MHS 2019-2020 parking space. FBLA and beta points will also be given to students who donate 5 pairs of socks to SOCKS FOR THE BLOCK.
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LUGGAGE DRIVE UPDATE
The Luggage drive for foster children went very well! We collected over 350 items. All the items have been donated to Dreamweaver's, a local foster care organization.Also, other items have been donated to the Foster Care Support Foundation. Congratulations Ethan Palmer won the 6 Flags Pass and Will Mulligan won the Parking Pass. Thank you to everyone who donated! If anyone still wants to donate more luggage or other items, the Foster Care Support Foundation is located in Alpharetta and will accept them!
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STUDENT ATHLETIC TRAINERS
Any student interested in being a student athletic trainer for the 2019-2020 school year, please visit Nicole or Derek in the field house after school this week.
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SOCCER - STUDENT & ALUMNI NIGHT
Come out this Tuesday for Soccer's games vs. Roswell!
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STEM OPPORTUNITIES
Exciting STEM opportunity coming Fall 2019:
BRANCHING OUT is a speaker series featuring Women in STEM careers that will take place throughout the 2019-2020 school year. As a kick off we will be hosting current GT engineering students on
April 18 during 4th period lunch in the CCC. Come learn about different branches of engineering, research opportunities available for Georgia Tech Students, future career prospects for students, and have the opportunity to ask all of your questions! You DONUT want to miss this opportunity as Krispy Kreme will be available to students who sign up using the link below! (25 max)
https://forms.gle/FKZpYDnyBNDrjjWp9
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PROM 2019
Prom is just around the corner! This year Milton will be hosting a Great Gatsby themed prom at Southern Exchange. The event will be held on May 4, 2019 from 7:00 to 11:00PM. Tickets will be sold online through TicketRoar (link to come). Please note that your access code to buy a ticket will be your student's ID number. Tickets will be on sale until April 19.
Other important information:
- only Juniors and Seniors may purchase prom tickets and a two ticket maximum has been set
- Pricing details can be found on posters throughout the school and on the Prom Page, found on Milton's website
- Please direct all questions to Elizabeth Alfano (AlfanoE@fultonschools.org)
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MILTON PTO
STAFF APPRECIATION
"Shout Outs!" At the start of May, we'll be celebrating Staff Appreciation Week. At that time, the PTO would like to present our dedicated staff members with positive feedback from our community. We encourage parents, students and community members to share impactful staff encounters or words of appreciation by emailing them to: mhsappreciation@yahoo.com
Please indicate to whom you would like your comments credited or if you prefer them to be anonymous. The PTO will create envelopes for staff members containing the messages and distribute them during one of our appreciation events. Please submit your feedback by May 1. Thank you for taking the time to recognize our wonderful staff!
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PARKING VEHICLES ON CAMPUS
Only students with valid 18-19 parking permits are allowed to park on campus. If you are a student and park on campus without a permit you are subject to tow (without warning) at your expense
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All adults/non students should park in visitor parking, check in at the front desk and provide your vehicle information upon entry to the school.
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BUILDING SECURITY
Please note that the exit doors at the end of hallways are all now
armed during the instructional day
(8:20AM to 3:30PM). All students and visitors must enter and exit school using the front doors. Students in work-based learning, internships and dual enrollment (off-campus)
MUST
sign-in and sign-out at the security kiosk or the main office. Because the doors are alarmed, any triggering of the alarm is a violation of the FCS Student Code of Conduct. Any student who triggers the alarm during the instructional day
will receive the disciplinary consequence of In-School Suspension (ISS).
We take school safety and security very seriously.
Students who CHOOSE to
violate rules will face the consequence.
Students triggering the alarm will be identified through the use of the school's updated camera system.
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DANCE TEAM TRYOUTS
Completion Dance Team tryouts will be April 16-19 in the MHS Gym. Tryout packets can be picked up in Room 3305.
Interested 8th graders at Elkins Pointe MS can pick up packets from Profe Mejia in A-174
Interested 8th graders at Northwestern MS can pick up packets from Ms. Hummel in 717
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EAGLE AMBASSADORS WANTED
Are you interested in mentoring Freshmen FLIGHT and New Students? Want to help out with student events? Are you looking to gain leadership skills? Pick up an Eagle Ambassador Application in Suites 1320, 1340 or 1360.
Please turn the applications in by Tuesday, April 30.
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COLORGUARD AUDITIONS INFORMATION
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FINAL EXAM INFORMATION - GRADES 9-11
Exemption Policy
- Must have a 90 or above (not including honors points)
- No ISS or OSS for 2nd semester
- Can't exempt an EOC Test
Attendance will be taken, and disciplinary actions will continue through the end of the school year. If students acquire unexcused absences, they may be referred to administration who will administer consequences. Consequences may include ISS, which will result in the loss of a student's exemption privilege.
9-11 Grade Final Exam Schedule
MONDAY, MAY 20 (FULL SCHOOL DAY):
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8:20 - 10:20
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7th PERIOD EXAM
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10:25 - 11:10
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3rd PERIOD
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11:15 - 12:00
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4th PERIOD
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12:05 - 12:50
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5th
PERIOD
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12:55 - 1:40
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6th
PERIOD
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1:45 - 2:30
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1st
PERIOD
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2:35 - 3:30
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2nd
PERIOD
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EXAM SCHEDULE:
MAY 21-23
(EARLY RELEASE DAYS)
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DATE
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EXAMS
(in listed order)
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PERIODS 1 & 3 |
| Wednesday, May 22 |
PERIODS 2 & 4 |
| Thursday, May 23 |
PERIODS 5 & 6 |
EXAM BELL SCHEDULE MAY 21-23:
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8:20 - 10:15
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EXAM
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10:15 - 10:25
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BREAK
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10:25 - 12:20
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EXAM
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12:30
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BUSES LEAVE
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FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE - SENIORS
Exemption Policy
- Must have a 90 or above (not including honors points)
- No ISS or OSS for 2nd semester
- Can't exempt an EOC Test
Attendance will be taken, and disciplinary actions will continue through the end of the school year. If students acquire unexcused absences, they may be referred to administration who will administer consequences. Consequences may include ISS, which will result in the loss of a student's exemption privilege.
AP TESTS & FINAL EXAMS
AP testing starts May 6, and we understand students MAY NOT be in class because they will be taking an AP exam. AP exam attendance will be taken daily and entered by the attendance clerk.
If there is a conflict between an AP exam and a final exam, S
TUDENTS MUST REPORT TO THEIR SCHEDULED AP EXAM, and reschedule their final exam with their teacher.
Make-up exams for seniors will be available 5/14, 5/15, 5/16, 5/17. We will have people available in the Media Hub for students to take make-up final exams.
Seniors will be notified, by their teacher, on Friday, May 3
if they are able to exempt their final.
Senior exams will be taken during their normal class period - 55 minutes.
SENIOR EXAM SCHEDULE:
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EXAM DATE
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EXAM SCHEDULE
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THURSDAY, MAY 9
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6th & 7th
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FRIDAY, MAY 10
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3rd, 4th & 5th
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MONDAY, MAY 13
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1st & 2nd
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UPDATED INFORMATION FOR GRADUATING SENIORS
IMPORTANT SENIOR CALENDAR UPDATES
SENIOR CARNIVAL
Don't miss the Senior Carnival on Tuesday, April 30 11:30AM - 2:30PM MHS Stadium
Fun times with all your classmates!
We need to know who's coming.
Please RSVP by clicking on the RSVP link by April 24
SENIOR BBQ/SLIDE SHOW/RED ENVELOPES
MANDATORY GRADUATION PRACTICE:
Saturday, May 18 12:00-2:00PM Ameris Bank Amphitheater
GRADUATION CEREMONY
Tuesday, May 21 8:00PM Ameris Bank Amphitheater
HONOR GRADUATE INFORMATION
The Honor Graduate list (cumulative average 88.0+ as of December 2018) will be posted the week after Spring Break. Honor cords will be for sale ($10) on Monday, April 29 during lunches.
GRAD LAWN SIGNS
If you placed your order before the first deadline on April 1, your sign will be ready for pick up this Wednesday, April 10 in the school atrium from 12:30-4:00PM. Students and/or parents may pick up the signs. ONE more deadline: 5/6
All proceeds go to the Senior Class School Gift Fund.
CLICK BELOW FOR DOCUMENTS RELATED TO SENIOR EVENTS & GRADUATION
To
donate supplies for the Senior Carnival,
CLICK HERE
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CLASS OF 2019 COKE BOTTLES
Senior Parents:
You can now order your child a commemorative Coca-Cola bottle with
Class of 2019
written on the label. You may also order extra bottles for friends who have children graduating from any high school or college this year. These bottles will be available for pick-up at Milton upon their delivery. You will be contacted as the bottles arrive to schedule a pick-up time.
A red box will be in the mail office to collect order forms and checks
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Please complete a form and place it in the box even if you purchase via credit card.
COST: $5
per bottle.
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SUMMER SCHOOL INFORMATION
Registration is open for Fulton County Summer School. Please review the documents linked below for the information about important dates, cost, how to register, and more!
Georgia Virtual will also have Summer School Options. Registration for this program will open on April 15, 2019. Visit www.gavirtualschool.org for more information about this program.
If you think your child may need to take a class to get on track for graduation or would like to accelerate, please make sure to get registered as soon as possible.
Once a student registers for summer school, it will come to a Counselor for approval. We advise students to only attempt 0.5 or 1.0 credit of summer courses.
* 1 semester long course (0.5 credit) requires about 3 hours of work a day
* 1 year long course (1.0 credit) requires about 6 hours of work a day
* Expect 6 to 9 hours of work a day if your student enrolls in an accelerated math course
CLICK BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION
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SUMMER WITHDRAW/NOT RETURNING
Summer Withdraw/Not returning to Milton for 2019-2020? If you know you may be moving/changing schools for next school year, please email
shamis@fultonschools.org or
send the student to 1320
to see Mrs. Shamis. She will help make this transition as smooth as possible and provide documentation for withdrawing from Milton and enrolling in the new school.
This process is much easier if it can be handled before May 23
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COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
Week of APRIL 15
Appointments with Monica are Tuesdays
8:30 -10:30AM
ACT & SAT TEST PREP OPTIONS: For complete test prep options on campus, off-campus, free and paid options, see the ACT & SAT information at
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PTO PARTNERSHIPS
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ATLANTA ORAL SURGERY
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BEST IN CLASS
EDUCATION CENTER
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AURORA CINEPLEX
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Summer is a great time to work on your college admissions journey. Best in Class Education Center's rigorous SAT/ACT classes will give you the best chance for success on test day.
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Aurora Cineplex is your neighborhood theatre at Area 51 in Roswell! Come and enjoy all of the top Hollywood films on opening day.
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EAGLE PRIDE
ACADEMICS
ACADEMICS
Congratulations to the 35 Milton Latin Students who took the 2019 National Latin Exam! The National Latin Exam (NLE) is a test given annually to Latin students across the United States and around the world. The NLE is not meant to be a competition but rather an opportunity for students to receive reinforcement and recognition for their accomplishments in the classroom. Depending upon their score, students may earn certificates, medals, and may even qualify for scholarships. Every Milton student who took the exam was an award winner, with one student, Luke Ortwein, scoring a Perfect Paper. Last year, out of the 143,952 students who took the exam there were only 527 Perfect Papers. Here are the results!
Perfect Paper: Luke Ortwein
Gold Awards: Luke Ortwein, Max Perry, Vishaal Ram, Corinne Kenyon, Abdur Arif, Jacob Garner, Ryan Ortwein, Joseph Ruth, Lily Hoot, Insiya Motiwala, Brandon Barnes, Kerry Matthews, Sruthi Chatrathi, Rithwik Koppaka
Silver Awards: Stephanie Michael, Micah Mangum, Cade Mangrum, Isabel Schaum, Mackenzie Klepper, Will Buchanan, Brianna Scaman, Nicole Nelson, Joey Lund, Adriana Nunez, Avery Stephens, Emma Stratman, Cecilia Lukens, Connor Collman, Grace Meehan
Magna Cum Laude:
Rae Robertson, Cody Pearl, Sean Gallagher, Sydney Lynch, Zander Barnett, Clare Bercher
Cum Laude: Niraj Jinan
Congratulations to these promising young Classicists!
GOVERNOR'S HONORS PROGRAM
Congratulations to the following eight students who were selected as finalists for the Governor's Honors Program. The Georgia Governor's Honors Program (GHP) is a highly selective residential summer program for gifted and talented high school students who will be rising juniors and seniors during the program. The program offers instruction that is significantly different from the typical high school classroom and that is designed to provide students with academic, cultural, and social enrichment necessary to become the next generation of global critical thinkers, innovators, and leaders.
Abigail Burnett: Visual Arts
Sophie Chan: Instrumental Music
Andre Hamelberg: Math
Vihan Karnala: Engineering
Divya Nori: Science
Jo Pennington: Social Studies
Luc Racheneur: French
Alexandra Salyer: Communicative Arts
ATHLETICS
EQUESTRIAN
Congratulations to the Milton Equestrian Red team for qualifying for the IEA National Finals in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on April 26-28! The team placed third in the zone finals in Pensacola, Florida which qualified the team to go to the National Finals! Skye James, Kaitlyn Parkes, Cat Gorman, Rachel Brian, Livie Guyton, and Finn Wright-Ford will be riding for the team coached by Lauren Kamber out of Fortitude Farm. Go Eagles!
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ATHLETIC SCHEDULES
HOME EVENTS
4/15 MON: Baseball v South Forsyth @ 5:55PM
4/16 TUE: Soccer v Roswell G 5:55/B 8:00PM
4/16 TUE: Girls Tennis v Shiloh (1st Round of State Tournament) @ 4:00PM
4/17 WED: Boys Tennis v Rockdale (1st Round of State Tournament) @ 4:00PM
4/17 WED: Girls Lacrosse v Norwell (MA) @ 6:00PM
4/18 THU: Track & Field Dual/Quad Meet (Senior Night) @ 4:30PM
4/19 FRI: Girls Lacrosse v Cambridge @ 6:30PM
AWAY EVENTS
4/15 MON: Boys Golf at Michael Diem Invitational at Crystal Falls GC
4/16 TUE: Boys Lacrosse v Alpharetta @ 6:00PM
4/17 WED: Gymnastics Meet at Pace @ 5:00PM
4/17 WED: Baseball v Lambert @ 5:55PM
4/17 WED: Girls Golf v North Forsyth at Hampton Farms GC
4/18 THU: JV Boys Golf v Lambert at Atlanta National CC
4/18 THU: Boys Lacrosse v South Forsyth JV 5:55/V 7:55PM
4/19 FRI: Baseball v Forsyth Central @ 5:55PM
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